Sarrita and Co. are holding a meeting to discuss their plan of action going forward for LL’s appeal if anyone is interested to find out what they’re cooking up. It’s not private so I suspect there’ll be quite a few journalists in there.
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Absolutely! The punishment is the monotony.This soooo pleases me for her!!! When I read all the hate about her pink room… I’m like hang on a minute…. Let her sit in it for decades … let this awful cruel thing have 3 dreary visits wi parents a month making small talk … never to eat in a restaurant never have a cocktail or attend a party … can’t even wear her kitten heals!!!it’s a far cry from the life she had …. Nowt will fetch them babies bk but I get pleasure in knowing she will never see or experience anything outside them walls again!!!! Mummy n daddy will have to send her a postcard from their hollibobs. Didums!!! Xx
It's the lack of feeling that freedom gives.
Like, today I'm off for a night away. I'm beyond excited, planning outfits and what meal I'm going to have.
Yesterday, I had a lazy day at home. I sat on the sofa in my 'beautiful' living room and watched TV. I was *bored* senseless and looking outside wishing for a nice summers day. I was completely fed up.
That's the reality of it. Most people get bored doing the same old, same old. It's like going into work everyday doing a process-driven job...doing that every day of your life, 24 hours a day without any holidays. It would be utterly relentless with no escape.
Not that I ever plan on breaking the law and ending up in jail but this has made me feel a bit panicky about ever ending up in jail
One of my favourite things to do is go into town by myself. Do a bit of shopping and then go for a coffee. All by myself, no kids, no husband, no friends. No talking. I can't imagine never being able to do that again.
This is me! I have friends and family that can’t do anything alone but I LOVE it. No one to answer to but the freedom to do exactly what I want.Not that I ever plan on breaking the law and ending up in jail but this has made me feel a bit panicky about ever ending up in jail
One of my favourite things to do is go into town by myself. Do a bit of shopping and then go for a coffee. All by myself, no kids, no husband, no friends. No talking. I can't imagine never being able to do that again.
I mean, i can see how doing a phd could lead you to mental health issues, I had a small breakdown about a week before my viva because I was worried I would forget how words work and be unable to speak... not my finest moment
. But in all seriousness, I don't think she should be putting herself in the spotlight for this, especially if she is as ill as she comes across. I also don't understand why she's so invested in her being innocent but perhaps it's another mystery we'll never know the answer to.It's a shame otherwise intelligent people can't see past their own biases for this. It's unthinkable that anyone would want to kill neonates, but sadly this world is full of unthinkable things.
also 'here's a plumber'
Anyone who thinks jail is cushy is a fool. Things like a TV and the ability to (somewhat in her case) decorate a room or shop (very somewhat) only mean anything if you have a full life surrounding them, if they are all you have? They are just purgatory. She can moderately decorate her cell, her eternal holding place, surrounded by the worst criminals, she can buy a limited choice of used clothing noone can see her in, she can watch certain channels on TV to see a life she will never have again. Where's the point?
I think that calling the campaign "Science on Trial" is fooling a lot of people who consider themselves to be scientists/skeptics/rationalists but haven't actually looked at the evidence in any great detail or questioned whether what is being presented by SoT actually stands up - possibly because they don't actually know much about science, they just like how it sounds and it makes them feel smug and superior. This is science! Therefore the trial was Not Science! I am Very Clever.I mean, i can see how doing a phd could lead you to mental health issues, I had a small breakdown about a week before my viva because I was worried I would forget how words work and be unable to speak... not my finest moment
It's a shame otherwise intelligent people can't see past their own biases for this. It's unthinkable that anyone would want to kill neonates, but sadly this world is full of unthinkable things.
also 'here's a plumber'
Because her ex father in law (father of the man she domestically abused - see the official court document detailing it all) was a doctor at COCH.
Her involvement in this case is deeply personal.
oh tit.
here i am saying i wish people would read before commenting about the trial, maybe i should read before commenting about her obsession
Will she be allowed to wear her own clothes? She will grow out of them at some stage no doubt.
I think I read that wearing own clothes is a privilege that has to be earnt. I also read that they can't lounge in their PJs and if you get into them before you allowed to then that's a breach of the rules. I then read some harrowing reports about the stained underwear they get given
not sure if true or if it applies to every prison but I think it was on a report into real prison life with accounts from real prisonersIn my younger years I spent two years travelling around the world on my own. For the second year I was with my husband, still buggered off on my own
I'm my favourite company, I'm always in agreement with what I want.
What exactly is going to happen to all the money when Letby is inevitably not given leave to appeal?
Wonder if any of us will pop along to ask a question.
Does Sarrita not understand that just because she was wrongly accused in the same time span this does not automatically make Lucy innocent.
There's a gammony contingent of Telegraph readers who have been led to believe that prison is basically akin to Butlins without the knobbly knee contest.I think I read that wearing own clothes is a privilege that has to be earnt. I also read that they can't lounge in their PJs and if you get into them before you allowed to then that's a breach of the rules. I then read some harrowing reports about the stained underwear they get given
I don't know about every prison, but my daughter's father is in HMP Portland, cat C, but it and they can have a box sent in when they first go, but has to be specific types of clothes. I'm in a Facebook group for families of prisoners and clothing boxes seem to be pretty standard. It's basically just brandless grey tracksuits. Maybe womens' prisons and higher cats are differentI think I read that wearing own clothes is a privilege that has to be earnt. I also read that they can't lounge in their PJs and if you get into them before you allowed to then that's a breach of the rules. I then read some harrowing reports about the stained underwear they get given
Do you know how they wash their clothes? Is there a communal laundry?
'Best friend' of Lucy Letby still insists she's innocent
EXCLUSIVE: Janet Cox, who worked alongside Letby on the neonatal unit of the Countess of Chester Hospital, said she would continue to stand by the child serial killer.
FFS how can some people be so stupid, she was in court and heard all the evidence, yet still stands by her
I wonder if Janet still works at COCH, must be very awkward working with the consultants if she is still adamant she is innocent.
It says she retired, suppose amount of times she’s been at court makes sense
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